Control system based on multi-unmanned aerial vehicle cooperative strategic confrontation

ABSTRACT

The control system based on multi-unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) cooperative strategic confrontation includes a management module, a UAV formation module, a situation assessment module, a decision-making module, and a cooperative mission assigning module of both sides in a confrontation. The management module is configured to store state information acquired by the UAV formation module. The UAV formation module is configured to acquire state information of UAVs and execute a control instruction. The situation assessment module is configured to acquire situation assessment information according to the state information. The decision-making module is configured to acquire a countermeasure based on the situation assessment information. The cooperative mission assigning module is configured to generate control instructions for the UAVs based on the countermeasure and in combination with a confrontation target and an optimal situation assessment value.

CROSS REFERENCE TO THE RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is the national phase entry of InternationalApplication No. PCT/CN2020/108774, filed on Aug. 13, 2020, which isbased upon and claims priority to Chinese Patent Applications No.202010138475.2, filed on Mar. 3, 2020, the entire contents of which areincorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention belongs to the field of multi-unmanned aerialvehicle (UAV) strategic confrontation, and in particular relates to acontrol system based on multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontation.

BACKGROUND

Since it is hard for a single UAV to perform a variety of arduousmissions as needed, a multi-UAV cluster technology has become a keytechnology in the field of UAV applications. Especially in the field ofstrategic aerial warfare, multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontationcan make full use of reconnaissance, attack and assessment capabilitiesof each UAV to improve the overall combat level and mission executionefficiency of a UAV system, which is expected to become the trend ofaerial warfare in the future. In order to simulate the process ofcooperative strategic confrontation of multiple UAVs and implementinteractive operations of battlefield surroundings and weapons/outfits,a control system based on multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontationfor a test and verification of multi-UAVs aerial warfare tacticalconfrontation is desired to be constructed.

The multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontation means that two or moreUAVs cooperate with each other to perform an assigned confrontationmission. In the early stage of UAV strategic confrontation research, dueto the influence of dogfight, the UAV strategic confrontation researchis mainly based on 1 versus 1. However, in multi-UAV cooperativestrategic confrontation, there are many problems such as fasttime-varying surrounding information, unstable communication and signaltransmission, anti-collision of multiple UAVs, information fusion andmission allocation of multiple UAVs, and cooperative actiondecision-making of UAV groups. Therefore, a conventional single-UAVstrategic confrontation system is difficult to be directly applied toresearch on multi-UAV strategic confrontation.

SUMMARY

In order to solve the above problem in the prior art, that is, in orderto solve the problem that an existing 1-versus-1 UAV strategicconfrontation system cannot meet requirements of the research onmulti-UAV cooperative strategic confrontation, in a first aspect of thepresent invention, a control system based on multi-UAV cooperativestrategic confrontation is proposed. The system includes a managementmodule and a UAV formation module, a situation assessment module, adecision-making module, and a cooperative mission assigning module ofboth sides in a confrontation:

the management module is configured to store first information sent bythe UAV formation module and send the first information to the situationassessment module;

the UAV formation module is configured to acquire state information ofUAVs in UAV formations of a current side and a hostile side as the firstinformation and send the first information to the management module whenUAVs of the hostile side are found during a patrol; and the UAVformation module is further configured to control UAVs of the currentside to execute a control instruction sent by the cooperative missionassigning module;

the situation assessment module is configured to acquire situationassessment information of the UAVs of the current side based on thefirst information by presetting a plurality of assessment methods inpreset categories;

the decision-making module is configured to conduct statistics, based onthe acquired number of UAVs of the both sides in the confrontation, onall maneuvering tactics of the UAVs of the both sides; and incombination with the situation assessment information, thedecision-making module is configured to acquire an optimal situationpreponderant value of the UAVs of the current side relative to the UAVsof the hostile side to construct a situation matrix of the UAV formationof the current side relative to the UAV formation of the hostile side;and the decision-making module is configured to acquire a countermeasureof the current side based on the situation matrix through a presettactic selection method; and

the cooperative mission assigning module is configured to acquire aconfrontation target corresponding to the UAVs of the current side, andin combination with the countermeasure and the optimal situationpreponderant value, the cooperative mission assigning module isconfigured to generate the control instruction for the UAVs of thecurrent side and send the control instruction to the UAV formationmodule.

In some preferred implementations, the system further includes a viewdisplay module; and

the view display module is configured to acquire the first stateinformation and strategic confrontation images for output display.

In some preferred implementations, the management module is furtherconfigured to perform system configuration and strategic confrontationperformance analysis;

the system configuration includes simulation scheduling management,multi-UAV system initialization of the both sides in the confrontationand discrete event trigger management; wherein the simulation schedulingmanagement includes setting management for system simulation duration,step length, simulation start time, and simulation end time; themulti-UAV system initialization of the both sides in the confrontationis configured to initially set flight states of the UAVs of the bothsides in the confrontation; and the discrete event trigger management isconfigured to perform artificial discrete event setting to suspend aconfrontation process of both sides of multiple UAVs; and

the strategic confrontation performance analysis includes win rateresult analysis, process trend analysis and confrontation time analysis;wherein the win rate result analysis is configured to show a win rate ofthe both sides in the confrontation in form of a chart; the processtrend analysis is configured to display a situation change trend of theboth sides in the confrontation in form of a curve; and theconfrontation time analysis is configured to display confrontation timeof the both sides in form of a chart.

In some preferred implementations, the state information includespositions, velocities, attitude angles and control input information ofthe UAVs; and the control input information includes longitudinaloverload, normal overload and roll angles of the UAVs.

In some preferred implementations, the situation assessment informationincludes maneuverability assessment information and visual fieldassessment information; the visual field assessment information includesa distance assessment value, an azimuth angle assessment value and anaspect angle assessment value; and the maneuverability assessmentinformation includes an energy assessment value and an aerial warfarecapability assessment value.

In some preferred implementations, a calculation method for the distanceassessment value is:

$T_{i}^{D} = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{{0,}\ } & {D_{i}\  \geq D_{Rmax}} \\{{{{0.5}e^{\frac{D_{i} - D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}{D_{R\mspace{14mu}\max}D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}}},}\ } & {D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{R\mspace{14mu}\max}} \\{{2^{\frac{D_{i} - D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}{D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}},}\ } & {D_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\max} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}} \\{{2^{\frac{D_{i} - D_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}{D_{M\mspace{14mu}\min}D_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\min}}},}\ } & {D_{M\mspace{14mu}\min} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\min}} \\{{1,}\ } & {D_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\min} \leq D_{i}\  \leq D_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\max}}\end{matrix} \right.$

where T_(i) ^(D) is the distance assessment value, and D_(i), D_(R max),D_(M max), D_(M min), D_(MK max) and D_(MK min) respectively represent arelative distance between the i^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAVof the hostile side, a maximum search distance of a fire control radar,a maximum attack distance of an air-to-air missile, a minimum attackdistance of the air-to-air missile, a maximum no-escape distance of theair-to-air missile, and a minimum no-escape distance of the air-to-airmissile.

In some preferred implementations, a calculation method for the azimuthangle assessment value is:

$T_{i}^{\Phi} = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{{{0.3}\left( {1 - \frac{{\Phi_{j}} - \Phi_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}{\Phi_{R\mspace{14mu}\max} - \Phi_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}} \right)},} & {{\Phi_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}} \leq {\Phi_{j}} \leq {\Phi_{R\mspace{14mu}\max}}} \\{{{0.8} - \frac{{\Phi_{i}} - \Phi_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}{2\left( {\Phi_{R\mspace{14mu}\max} - \Phi_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}} \right)}},} & {\ {{\Phi_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\max}} \leq {\Phi_{j}} \leq {\Phi_{M\mspace{14mu}\max}}}} \\{{1 - \frac{\Phi_{i}}{5\Phi_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\max}}},} & {0 \leq {\Phi_{j}} \leq {\Phi_{{MK}\mspace{14mu}\max}}} \\{0,} & {{\Phi_{i}} > {\Phi_{R\mspace{14mu}\max}}}\end{matrix} \right.$

where Φ_(i), Φ_(R max), Φ_(M max) and Φ_(MK max) respectively representan azimuth angle between the i^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAVof the hostile side, a maximum search azimuth angle of a fire controlradar, a maximum search azimuth angle of an air-to-air missile, and amaximum no-escape angle of the air-to-air missile, and T_(i) ^(ϕ) is theazimuth angle assessment value.

In some preferred implementations, a calculation method for the aspectangle assessment value is:

$T_{i}^{p} = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{\frac{p_{i}}{\overset{\_}{p}},} & {{p_{i}} \leq \overset{\_}{p}} \\{{1 - \frac{{p_{i}} - \overset{\_}{p}}{{180} - \overset{\_}{p}}},} & {\overset{¯}{p} \leq {p_{i}} \leq 180}\end{matrix} \right.$

where p_(i) and p respectively represent an aspect angle between thei^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAV of the hostile side and anaspect angle threshold, and T_(i) ^(p) is the aspect angle assessmentvalue.

In some preferred implementations, a calculation method for the energyassessment value is:

$T_{i}^{E} = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{1,} & {\frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} \geq 2} \\{{1 + \frac{0{.9}\left( {E_{i} - {2E_{T}}} \right)}{15E}},} & {0.5 \leq \frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} < 2} \\{{0{.1}},} & {\frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} < 0.5}\end{matrix} \right.$

where

$E_{i} = {H_{i} + \frac{V_{i}^{2}}{2g}}$

represents an energy value of the i^(th) UAV, H, is a flight height ofthe i^(th) UAV, V_(i) is a flight velocity of the i^(th) UAV, g is agravitational acceleration coefficient, E_(T) is an energy value of anyUAV of the hostile side, and T_(i) ^(E) is an energy assessment value ofthe i^(th) UAV.

In some preferred implementations, a calculation method for the aerialwarfare capability assessment value is:

T _(i) ^(c)=[lnΣB _(i)+ln(ΣA _(i)+1)+ln(ΣD _(i))]k _(i) ¹ k _(i) ² k_(i) ³

where B_(i), A_(i) and D_(i) respectively represent a maneuverabilityparameter, a firepower measurement parameter and a detection capabilitymeasurement parameter of the i^(th) UAV, k_(i) ¹, k_(i) ² and k_(i) ³respectively represent a control efficiency coefficient, a survivabilitycoefficient and a range coefficient of the i^(th) UAV, and T_(i) ^(c) isan aerial warfare capability assessment value of the i^(th) UAV.

In some preferred implementations, in the decision-making module, amethod for “acquiring an optimal situation preponderant value of theUAVs of the current side relative to the UAVs of the hostile side toconstruct a situation matrix of UAV formation of the current siderelative to UAV formation of the hostile side” includes:

constructing a first situation matrix of the UAVs of the current siderelative to the UAVs of the hostile side based on the maneuveringtactics of the UAVs of the current side and the hostile side and incombination with the situation assessment information; the maneuveringtactics include transverse maneuvering tactics and longitudinalmaneuvering tactics of the UAVs, wherein the transverse maneuveringtactics determine a variation of a flight-path drift angle of the UAV,and the longitudinal maneuvering tactics determine a variation of aheight of the UAV; and

obtaining the optimal situation preponderant value of the UAVs of thecurrent side relative to the UAVs of the hostile side based on situationpreponderant values in the first situation matrix through a min-maxtheorem, and constructing the situation matrix of the UAV formation ofthe current side relative to the UAV formation of the hostile side.

In some preferred implementations, in the decision-making module, amethod for “acquiring a countermeasure of the current side based on thesituation matrix through a preset tactic selection method” includes:

sequentially selecting maximum values in the situation matrix, anddeleting all elements of rows and columns corresponding to the maximumvalues in the situation matrix;

accumulating the selected maximum values to obtain an overall situationpreponderant value of the UAV formation of the current side relative tothe UAV formation of the hostile side; and

comparing the overall situation preponderant value with minimum andmaximum situation preponderant thresholds based on the overall situationpreponderant value and acquiring a countermeasure of the UAV formationof the current side.

In some preferred implementations, a method for “acquiring aconfrontation target corresponding to the UAVs of the current side,”includes acquiring, according to row and column coordinatescorresponding to the maximum values sequentially selected in thesituation matrix, the UAVs of the hostile side corresponding to the UAVsof the current side.

The present invention has the following advantages:

The present invention provides a simple and rapid simulation environmentfor the design, verification and assessment of multi-UAV cooperativestrategic confrontation. According to different aerial warfare scenariosand missions, the present invention analyzes state information of UAVsof both sides, assesses situation information of UAVs of a current siderelative to UAVs of a hostile side, and obtains an optimal situationpreponderant value in combination with possible maneuvering tactics ofthe UAVs of the both sides, so as to obtain a countermeasure of UAVformation of the current side. Furthermore, based on the countermeasure,the present invention assigns mission instructions of the UAVs andimplements visualization of a tactical execution process through adisplay module, so as to provide a simple and rapid simulationenvironment for the design, verification and assessment of multi-UAVcooperative strategic confrontation.

Besides, the strategic confrontation control system according to thepresent invention is designed to have a modular structure, and the modelmodule, the perception module, the decision-making module and theassigning module are independently designed with strong expansibility.For different UAV models, perception algorithms, decision-makingalgorithms and assigning algorithms, there is no need to makesignificant changes to the system framework, and the correspondingmodules can be replaced provided that input and output data formats areconsistent, thus improving the simulation efficiency of multi-UAVcooperative aerial warfare tactics.

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Other features, objectives and advantages of the present applicationwill become more apparent by reading the detailed description ofnon-restrictive embodiments with reference to the following drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a control system based on multi-UAVcooperative strategic confrontation according to an embodiment of thepresent invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a view display module softwareinterface of a control system based on multi-UAV cooperative strategicconfrontation according to an embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 3 is a control flowchart of a control system based on multi-UAVcooperative strategic confrontation according to an embodiment of thepresent invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

To clearly illustrate the objectives, technical solutions, andadvantages of the present invention, the technical solutions inembodiments of the present invention are clearly and completelydescribed with reference to the drawings. It is apparent that theembodiments described are only a part of rather than all of theembodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments obtained bythose of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments of thepresent invention fall within the protection scope of the presentinvention.

The present invention is described in further detail below withreference to the drawings and embodiments. It is understandable that thespecific embodiments described here are intended only to explain therelated invention instead of limiting the present invention. It alsoneeds to be noted that, for ease of description, only parts relevant tothe present invention are shown.

It needs to be noted that the embodiments in the present application andfeatures in the embodiments may be combined without conflict.

A control system based on multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontationaccording to the present invention includes the following modules: amanagement module and a UAV formation module, a situation assessmentmodule, a decision-making module, and a cooperative mission assigningmodule of both sides in a confrontation:

the management module is configured to store first information sent bythe UAV formation module and send the first information to the situationassessment module;

the UAV formation module is configured to acquire state information ofUAVs in UAV formations of a current side and a hostile side as the firstinformation and send the first information to the management module whenUAVs of the hostile side are found during a patrol; and the UAVformation module is further configured to control UAVs of the currentside to execute a control instruction sent by the cooperative missionassigning module;

the situation assessment module is configured to acquire situationassessment information of the UAVs of the current side based on thefirst information by presetting a plurality of assessment methods inpreset categories;

the decision-making module is configured to conduct statistics, based onthe acquired number of UAVs of the both sides in the confrontation, onall maneuvering tactics of the UAVs of the both sides, and incombination with the situation assessment information, thedecision-making module is configured to acquire an optimal situationpreponderant value of the UAVs of the current side relative to the UAVsof the hostile side to construct a situation matrix of the UAV formationof the current side relative to the UAV formation of the hostile side;and the decision-making module is configured to acquire a countermeasureof the current side based on the situation matrix through a presettactic selection method; and

the cooperative mission assigning module is configured to acquire aconfrontation target corresponding to the UAVs of the current side, andin combination with the countermeasure and the optimal situationpreponderant value, the cooperative mission assigning module isconfigured to generate a control instruction for the UAVs of the currentside and send the control instruction to the UAV formation module.

For a better understanding of the control system based on multi-UAVcooperative strategic confrontation according to the present invention,functional modules in an embodiment of the system according to thepresent invention are described below in detail with reference to thedrawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the system according to the present inventionincludes a view display module, a management module and a UAV formationmodule, a situation assessment module, a decision-making module, and acooperative mission assigning module of both sides in a confrontation.Since the UAV formation module, the situation assessment module, thedecision-making module, and the cooperative mission assigning module ofboth sides in the confrontation are functionally identical, in thisembodiment, any one of the modules is selected for description. In FIG.1, both sides in the confrontation are defined as a red side and a blueside, and the number of UAVs is N.

The management module is configured to store first information sent bythe UAV formation module and send the first information to the situationassessment module.

In this embodiment, the management module is configured to acquire stateinformation of UAVs of both sides in the confrontation for storage andsend the state information to the situation assessment module; and themanagement module is further configured to perform system configurationand strategic confrontation performance analysis.

The system configuration includes simulation scheduling management,multi-UAV system initialization of the both sides in the confrontationand discrete event trigger management; wherein the simulation schedulingmanagement includes setting and management for system simulationduration, step length, simulation start time, and simulation end time;the multi-UAV system initialization of the both sides in the game isconfigured to initially set flight states of the UAVs of the both sidesin the game; and the discrete event trigger management is configured toperform artificial discrete event setting to suspend game progress ofboth sides of multiple UAVs.

The strategic confrontation performance analysis includes win rateresult analysis, process trend analysis and confrontation time analysis.The win rate result analysis is configured to show a win rate of theboth sides in the confrontation in form of a chart; the process trendanalysis is configured to display a situation change trend of the bothsides in the confrontation in form of a curve; and the confrontationtime analysis is configured to display confrontation time of the bothsides in form of a chart.

The UAV formation module is configured to acquire state information ofUAVs in UAV formations of a current side and a hostile side as the firstinformation and send first information to the management module whenUAVs of the hostile side are found during a patrol; and the UAVformation module is further configured to control UAVs of the currentside to execute a control instruction sent by the cooperative missionassigning module.

In this embodiment, the UAV formation module further includes a dynamicsand kinematics model, a flight control system, a detection system and amissile model of each UAV. The UAV dynamics and kinematics model isshown in Formula (1):

$\begin{matrix}\left\{ \begin{matrix}{{\overset{.}{X}}_{1}\  = {{\nabla\cos}\;\gamma_{i}\;\sin\;\psi_{1}}} & \; \\{{\overset{.}{Y}}_{1} = {{\nabla\cos}\;\gamma_{i}\;\cos\;\psi_{1}}} & \; \\{{\overset{.}{Z}}_{i} = {{\nabla\sin}\;\gamma_{i}}} & \; \\{{\overset{.}{V}}_{i} = {g\left( {n_{ix} - {\sin\;\gamma_{i}}} \right)}} & ; \\{{\overset{.}{\gamma}}_{i}\  = {{g\left( {{n_{iz}\cos\;\phi_{i}}\  - {\cos\;\gamma_{i}}} \right)}/V}} & \; \\{{\overset{.}{\psi}}_{i}\  = {gn_{iz}\sin\;{\phi_{i}/\left( {{Vcos}_{i}\ \gamma} \right)}}} & \;\end{matrix} \right. & (1)\end{matrix}$

where X_(i), Y_(i) and Z_(i) are position information of the i^(th) UAV,V_(i) is a flight velocity, γ_(i) and ψ_(i) are respectively aflight-path pitch angle and a flight-path drift angle, and n_(ix),n_(iz) and ϕ_(i) respectively represent longitudinal overload, normaloverload and a roll angle.

The flight control system includes a velocity channel controller, aheight channel controller, and a flight-path drift angle controller,which are specifically shown below:

Firstly, a virtual control quantity is selected, as shown by Formula(2):

$\begin{matrix}\left\{ {\begin{matrix}{u_{i1} = n_{ix}} \\{u_{i2} = {n_{iz}\cos\;\phi_{i}}} \\{u_{i3} = {n_{iz}\sin\;\phi_{i}}}\end{matrix};} \right. & (2)\end{matrix}$

where u_(i1) is a velocity channel control quantity, u_(i2) is a heightchannel control quantity, and u_(a3) is a flight-path drift anglecontrol quantity.

A calculation process for u_(i1) is as shown by Formula (3):

u _(i1)=sin γ_(i)+({dot over (V)} _(ic) −k _(iV) e _(iV))/g  (3);

where k_(iV)>0 is a velocity controller parameter, e_(iV)=V_(i)−V_(ic),V_(ic) is a flight velocity instruction of the i^(th) UAV, and g is agravitational acceleration coefficient.

A calculation process for u_(i2) is as shown by Formulas (4) and (5):

u _(i2) =V _(i)(−k _(iγ) e _(iγ)+{dot over (γ)}_(ic))/g+cos γ_(i)  (4);

γ_(ic)=(−k _(iz) e _(iz) +ż _(ic))/V _(i)  (5);

where k_(iz), k_(iγ)>0 is a height controller parameter, γ_(ic)represents a flight-path pitch angle instruction of the i^(th) UAV,e_(iz)=Z_(i)−Z_(ic), e_(iγ)=γ_(i)−γ_(ic), and Z_(ic) is a flight heightinstruction of the i^(th) UAV.

A calculation process for u^(i3) is as shown by Formula (6):

u _(i3) =V _(i) cos γ_(i)({dot over (ψ)}_(ic) −k _(iψ) e _(iψ))/g  (6);

where k_(iψ)>0 is a flight-path drift angle controller parameter,e_(iψ)=ψ_(i)−ψ_(ic), and ψ_(ic) is a flight-path drift angle instructionof the i^(th) UAV.

The virtual control quantity is decoupled based on u_(i1), u_(i2) andu_(i3), and results obtained by decoupling the virtual control quantityare as shown by Formula (7):

$\begin{matrix}\left\{ {\begin{matrix}{n_{ix} = u_{i\; 1}} \\{\phi_{i} = {\arctan\left( {u_{i\; 3}/u_{i\; 2}} \right)}} \\{n_{iz} = {u_{i\; 2}/{\cos\left( {\arctan\left( {u_{i\; 3}/u_{i\; 2}} \right)} \right)}}}\end{matrix};} \right. & (7)\end{matrix}$

The detection system model consists of a maximum search distance of afire control radar, a maximum search azimuth angle of the fire controlradar, a maximum attack distance of an air-to-air missile, a minimumattack distance of the air-to-air missile, a maximum search azimuthangle of the air-to-air missile and a maximum no-escape distance of theair-to-air missile, a minimum no-escape distance of the air-to-airmissile and a maximum no-escape angle of the air-to-air missile.

The missile model includes a missile dynamics and kinematics model and aguidance model. The missile dynamics and kinematics model is as shown byFormula (8):

$\begin{matrix}\left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{\overset{.}{X}}_{j}^{M} = {V_{j}^{M}\cos\gamma_{j}^{M}\sin\psi_{j}^{M}}} \\{{\overset{.}{Y}}_{j}^{M} = {V_{j}^{M}\cos\gamma_{j}^{M}\cos\psi_{j}^{M}}} \\{{\overset{.}{Z}}_{j}^{M} = {V_{j}^{M}\sin\gamma_{j}^{M}}} \\{{\overset{.}{V}}_{j}^{M} = {g\left( {n_{jx}^{M} - {\sin\gamma_{j}^{M}}} \right)}} \\{{\overset{.}{\gamma}}_{j}^{M} = {{g\left( {n_{jz}^{M} - {\cos\gamma_{j}^{M}}} \right)}/V_{j}^{M}}} \\{{\overset{.}{\psi}}_{j}^{M} = {g{n_{jy}^{M}/\left( {V_{j}^{M}\cos\gamma_{j}^{M}} \right)}}}\end{matrix};} \right. & (8)\end{matrix}$

where X_(j) ^(M), Y_(j) ^(M) and Z_(j) ^(M) are position information ofthe j^(th) missile, V_(j) ^(M), γ_(j) ^(M) and ψ_(j) ^(M) are a flightvelocity, a trajectory pitch angle and a trajectory drift angle of thej^(th) missile, and n_(jX) ^(M), n_(jz) ^(M) and n_(jy) ^(M)respectively represent three axial overloads of the missile.

The guidance model is as shown by Formula (9):

{dot over (θ)}_(j) =Kq _(j)  (9);

where {dot over (θ)}_(j) is a rate of change in a velocity vectordirection of the j^(th) missile, q_(j) is a line-of-sight angle rate,and K is a guidance coefficient.

In this embodiment, the state information of the UAVs includes:positions, velocities, attitude angles and control input information ofthe UAVs; and the control input information includes longitudinaloverload, normal overload and roll angles of the UAVs.

The situation assessment module is configured to acquire situationassessment information of the UAVs of the current side based on thefirst information by presetting a plurality of assessment methods inpreset categories.

In this embodiment, based on the state information of the multiple UAVsof the both sides in the confrontation, bilateral factors affectingconfrontation capability are extracted to assess a situation of thecurrent side. The situation assessment information includesmaneuverability assessment information and visual field assessmentinformation. The visual field assessment information includes a distanceassessment value, an azimuth angle assessment value and an aspect angleassessment value. A calculation method for the distance assessment valueis as shown by Formula (10):

$\begin{matrix}{T_{i}^{D} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{0,}\ } & {D_{i} \geq D_{R\;\max}} \\{{0{.5}e^{- \frac{D_{i} - D_{M\;\max}}{D_{R\;\max} - D_{M\;\max}}}},} & {D_{M\;\max} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{R\;\max}} \\{{2^{- \frac{D_{i} - D_{{MK}\;\max}}{D_{M\;\max} - D_{{MK}\;\max}}},}\ } & {D_{{MK}\max} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{M\;\max}} \\{{2^{- \frac{D_{i} - D_{{MK}\;\min}}{D_{M\;\min} - D_{{MK}\;\min}}},}\mspace{7mu}} & {D_{M\;\min} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{{MK}\;\min}} \\{{1,}\ } & {D_{{MK}\;\min} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{{MK}\;\max}}\end{matrix};} \right.} & (10)\end{matrix}$

where T_(i) ^(D) is the distance assessment value, and D_(i), D_(R max),D_(M max), D_(M min), D_(MK max) and D_(MK min) respectively represent arelative distance between the i^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAVof the hostile side, a maximum search distance of a fire control radar,a maximum attack distance of an air-to-air missile, a minimum attackdistance of the air-to-air missile, a maximum no-escape distance of theair-to-air missile, and a minimum no-escape distance of the air-to-airmissile.

A calculation method for the azimuth angle assessment value is as shownby Formula (11):

$\begin{matrix}{T_{i}^{\Phi} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{{{0.3}\left( {1 - \frac{{\Phi_{i}} - \Phi_{M\;\max}}{\Phi_{R\;\max} - \Phi_{M\;\max}}} \right)},}\ } & {{\Phi_{M\;\max}} \leq {\Phi_{i}} \leq {\Phi_{R\;\max}}} \\{{{{0.8} - \frac{{\Phi_{i}} - \Phi_{M\max}}{2\left( {\Phi_{R\;\max} - \Phi_{M\;\max}} \right)}}\ ,}\ } & {{\Phi_{{MK}\;\max}} \leq {\Phi_{i}} \leq {\Phi_{M\;\max}}} \\{{{1 - \frac{\Phi_{i}}{5\Phi_{{MK}\;\max}}},}\ } & {0 \leq {\Phi_{i}} \leq {\Phi_{{MK}\;\max}}} \\{{0,}\ } & {{\Phi_{i}} > {\Phi_{R\;\max}}}\end{matrix};} \right.} & (11)\end{matrix}$

where Φ_(i), Φ_(R max), Φ_(M max) and Φ_(MK max) respectively representan azimuth angle between the i^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAVof the hostile side, a maximum search azimuth angle of a fire controlradar, a maximum search azimuth angle of an air-to-air missile, and amaximum no-escape angle of the air-to-air missile, and is the azimuthangle assessment value.

A calculation method for the aspect angle assessment value is as shownby Formula (12):

$\begin{matrix}{T_{i}^{p} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{\frac{p_{i}}{\overset{\_}{p}},}\ } & {{p_{i}} \leq \overset{\_}{p}} \\{{1 - \frac{{p_{1}} - \overset{\_}{p}}{{180} - \overset{\_}{p}}},} & {\overset{\_}{p} \leq {p_{i}} \leq 180}\end{matrix};} \right.} & (12)\end{matrix}$

where p_(i) and p respectively represent an aspect angle between thei^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAV of the hostile side and anaspect angle threshold, and T_(i) ^(p) is the aspect angle assessmentvalue.

The maneuverability assessment information includes an energy assessmentvalue and an aerial warfare capability assessment value.

A calculation method for the energy assessment value is as shown byFormula (13):

$\begin{matrix}{T^{E} = \left\{ \begin{matrix}{{1,}\ } & {\frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} \geq 2} \\{{{1 + \frac{{0.9}\left( {E_{i} - {2E_{T}}} \right)}{1{.5}E_{i}}},}\mspace{7mu}} & {0.5 \leq \frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} < 2} \\{{{0.1},}\ } & {\frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} < 0.5}\end{matrix} \right.} & (13)\end{matrix}$

where

$E_{i} = {H_{i} + \frac{V_{i}^{2}}{2g}}$

represents an energy value of the i^(th) UAV, H is a flight height ofthe i^(th) UAV, V_(i) is a flight velocity of the i^(th) UAV, g is agravitational acceleration coefficient, Er is an energy value of any UAVof the hostile side, and T_(i) ^(E) is an energy assessment value of thei^(th) UAV.

A calculation method for the aerial warfare capability assessment valueis as shown by Formula (14):

T _(i) ^(c)=[lnΣB _(i)+ln(ΣA _(i)+1)+ln(ΣD _(i))]k _(i) ¹ k _(i) ² k_(i) ³  (14);

where B_(i), A_(i) and D_(i) respectively represent a maneuverabilityparameter, a firepower measurement parameter and a detection capabilitymeasurement parameter of the i^(th) UAV, k_(i) ¹, k_(i) ² and k_(i) ³respectively represent a control efficiency coefficient, a survivabilitycoefficient and a range coefficient of the i^(th) UAV, and T_(i) ^(c) isan aerial warfare capability assessment value of the i^(th) UAV.

The decision-making module is configured to conduct statistics, based onthe acquired number of UAVs of the both sides in the confrontation, onall maneuvering tactics of the UAVs of the both sides, and incombination with the situation assessment information, thedecision-making module is configured to acquire an optimal situationpreponderant value of the UAVs of the current side relative to the UAVsof the hostile side to construct a situation matrix of the UAV formationof the current side relative to the UAV formation of the hostile side;and the decision-making module is configured to acquire a countermeasureof the current side based on the situation matrix through a presettactic selection method.

In this embodiment, a countermeasure is decided based on the situationassessment information, and a general mission instruction of a multi-UAVsystem of the current side is generated. The specific processing is asfollows:

The number of the UAVs of the current side and the number of the UAVs ofthe hostile side participating in the strategic confrontation are n andm, respectively. Each UAV of the current side has N_(A) maneuveringtactics (the maneuvering tactics are classified into transversemaneuvering tactics and longitudinal maneuvering tactics of the UAVs,wherein the transverse maneuvering tactics determine a variation of aflight-path drift angle of the UAV, and the longitudinal maneuveringtactics determine a variation of a height of the UAV). Each UAV of thehostile side has M_(A) maneuvering tactics. A situation matrix S_(ij) ofthe i^(th) UAV of the current side relative to the j^(th) UAV of thehostile side is constructed, as shown by Formula (15):

$\begin{matrix}{{S_{ij} = \begin{bmatrix}T_{11}^{ij} & \ldots & T_{1M_{A}}^{ij} \\\vdots & \ddots & \vdots \\T_{N_{A}1}^{ij} & \ldots & T_{N_{A}M_{A}}^{ij}\end{bmatrix}};} & (15)\end{matrix}$

where Tb is a situation preponderant value of the i^(th) UAV of thecurrent side when the j^(th) UAV of the hostile side executes the b^(th)maneuvering tactic and the i^(th) UAV of the current side selects thea^(th) maneuvering tactic.

An optimal situation preponderant value S_(ij)(o) of the i^(th) UAV ofthe current side relative to the j^(th) UAV of the hostile side can beobtained based on the situation matrix S_(ij) according to a min-maxtheorem (that is, a minimum value in each row in a first situationmatrix is acquired, and then a maximum value is calculated according tothe obtained minimum values in the rows), and the situation matrix S ofthe UAV formation of the current side relative to the UAV formation ofthe hostile side is constructed, as shown by Formula (16):

$\begin{matrix}{{S = \begin{bmatrix}{S_{11}(o)} & \ldots & {S_{1m}(o)} \\\vdots & \ddots & \vdots \\{S_{n1}(o)} & \ldots & {S_{nm}(o)}\end{bmatrix}};} & (16)\end{matrix}$

Based on the situation matrix S, a countermeasure of the UAV formationof the current side is decided, that is, a general mission instructionof the multi-UAV system of the current side. In the embodiment of thepresent invention, a maximum value (i.e., a value of the maximumelement) of the situation matrix S is denoted as S_(T1), then elementsin a row and a column of S_(T1), are removed, the maximum value ofremaining elements of the situation matrix S is denoted as S_(T2), andS_(T3), . . . , and S_(Tn) are obtained similarly, where n is a naturalnumber, and n represents the number of the maximum element values. Inthe embodiment of the present invention, a set of situation preponderantvalues is constructed and summed to obtain an overall situationpreponderant value S_(T) of the UAV formation of the current siderelative to the UAV formation of the hostile side, as shown by Formula(17):

$\begin{matrix}{{S_{T} = {\sum\limits_{l = 1}^{n}S_{Ti}}};} & (17)\end{matrix}$

When S_(T)>S, the countermeasure of the UAV formation of the currentside is a frontal assault tactic; when S≤S_(T)≤S, the countermeasure ofthe UAV formation of the current side is a decoy tactic; when S_(T)<S,the countermeasure of the UAV formation of the current side is adefensive split tactic, wherein S and S represent two thresholds of theoverall situation preponderant value of the UAV formation. When theoverall situation preponderant value is greater than S, it indicatesthat the situation of the UAV formation is advantageous. When theoverall situation preponderant value is less than S, it indicates thatthe situation of the UAV formation is disadvantageous.

The cooperative mission assigning module is configured to acquire aconfrontation target corresponding to the UAVs of the current side, andin combination with the countermeasure and the optimal situationpreponderant value, the cooperative mission assigning module isconfigured generate a control instruction for the UAVs of the currentside and send the control instruction to the UAV formation module.

In this embodiment, that the i^(th) UAV of the current side should beassigned to cope with the j^(th) UAV of the hostile side according tothe row number 1 and the column number J of S_(Ti) in the situationmatrix S (which indicates that the i^(th) UAV of the current side hasthe greatest advantage over the j^(th) UAV of the hostile side), andthen a set of maneuvering tactics of the i^(th) UAV of the current sideis obtained according to the situation matrix S_(ij) of the i^(th) UAVof the current side relative to the j^(th) UAV of the hostile side. Anoptimal maneuvering tactic is selected in combination with thecountermeasure to generate a UAV mission instruction and the UAV missioninstruction is sent to the UAV formation module to perform acorresponding mission.

The view display module is configured to acquire the first stateinformation and strategic confrontation images for output display.

In this embodiment, multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontation imagesand state information of the UAVs are output in real time. As shown inFIG. 2, ID is a UAV number, Longitude and Latitude are latitude andlongitude of the UAV, Course angle is a course angle of the UAV, Heightis a flight height of the UAV, Velocity is a flight velocity of the UAV,ACC is a flight acceleration of the UAV, the “show path” and “hide path”buttons are configured to control whether to display a UAV flight path,the “save track” and “import track” buttons are configured to save a UAVflight path to a specified directory or import a UAV flight path filefrom a specified directory, the “read mission” and “write mission”buttons are configured to read and write a mission instruction of theUAV formation, the “two-dimensional simulation animation” button isconfigured to dynamically display a strategic confrontation process ofthe UAV formation of both sides, the “add waypoint” and “deletewaypoint” buttons are configured to manually set UAV positioninformation, and the “start”, “pause”, “0.5 times speed”, “2 timesspeed” and “4 times speed” buttons are configured to set runningparameter information of the simulation software.

In addition, FIG. 3 shows a flowchart of an execution process of thecontrol system based on multi-UAV cooperative strategic confrontationaccording to the present invention, including: after systeminitialization, the UAVs of the current side patrols in a fixedformation, the UAVs of the current side begins to perform a cooperativestrategic confrontation mission when finding a target of the hostileside, then situation assessment is performed for state information ofthe UAV formation of both sides, a countermeasure of the formation ofthe current side is decided based on the situation assessmentinformation, a single UAV mission instruction in the formation isgenerated, and when the UAVs of the hostile side are in a no-escape zoneof a missile of the current side, a missile system of the current sideis activated to launch the missile to strike the enemy according to amissile model.

It needs to be noted that the control system based on multi-UAVcooperative strategic confrontation provided in the above embodiments isillustrated only by the division of the above functional modules. In anactual application, the above functions can be assigned to be completedby different functional modules according to requirements. Therefore,the modules or steps in the embodiments of the present invention can besplit or combined. For example, the modules in the above embodiments canbe combined into one module or further divided into a plurality ofsub-modules to complete all or part of the functions described above.The names of the modules and the steps involved in the embodiments ofthe present invention are only for the purpose of distinguishing themodules or steps and form no limitation on the present invention.

Those skilled in the art should be aware that the modules and methodsteps of each example described in the embodiments disclosed herein canbe implemented by means of electronic hardware, computer software or acombination of both. Programs corresponding to software modules andmethod steps may be stored in a random-access memory (RAM), memory, aread-only memory (ROM), an electrically programmable ROM, anelectrically erasable programmable ROM, a register, a hard disk, aremovable disk, a compact disc read-only memory (CD-ROM), or any otherforms of storage media well known in the art. In order to clearlyillustrate the interchangeability of electronic hardware and software,the composition and steps of each example are described generally interms of functions in the above description. Whether these functions areperformed in form of electronic hardware or software depends on specificapplications and design constraints of the technical solution. Thoseskilled in the art may use different methods for each particularapplication to implement the described functions, but suchimplementation shall not be considered beyond the scope of the presentinvention.

The terms “first”, “second”, etc., are used to distinguish similarobjects, rather than to describe or indicate a particular order orsequence.

The term “include/comprise” or any other similar term is intended tocover non-exclusive inclusion, so that a process, method, item ordevice/apparatus including a series of elements not only includes theelements, but also includes other elements not clearly listed orelements inherent to the process, method, item or device/apparatus.

The technical solution of the present invention has thus been describedin conjunction with preferred embodiments shown in the drawings.However, it is easy for those skilled in the art to understand that theprotection scope of the present invention is obviously not limited tothese specific implementations. Those skilled in the art can makeequivalent changes or replacements to related technical features withoutdeparting from the principle of the present invention. The technicalsolutions after these changes or replacements all fall within theprotection scope of the present invention.

1. A control system based on multi-unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)cooperative strategic confrontation, comprising a management module anda UAV formation module, a situation assessment module, a decision-makingmodule, and a cooperative mission assigning module of both sides in aconfrontation; the management module is configured to store informationsent by the UAV formation module and send the information to thesituation assessment module; the UAV formation module is configured toacquire state information of UAVs in UAV formations of a current sideand a hostile side, use the state information as the information andsend the information to the management module when UAVs of the hostileside are found during a patrol; and the UAV formation module is furtherconfigured to control UAVs of the current side to execute a controlinstruction sent by the cooperative mission assigning module; thesituation assessment module is configured to acquire situationassessment information of the UAVs of the current side based on theinformation by presetting a plurality of assessment methods in presetcategories; the decision-making module is configured to conductstatistics, based on the number of UAVs of the both sides in theconfrontation, on all maneuvering tactics of the UAVs of the both sides;and in combination with the situation assessment information, thedecision-making module is further configured to acquire an optimalsituation preponderant value of the UAVs of the current side relative tothe UAVs of the hostile side to construct a situation matrix of the UAVformation of the current side relative to the UAV formation of thehostile side; and the decision-making module is further configured toacquire a countermeasure of the current side based on the situationmatrix through a preset tactic selection method; and the cooperativemission assigning module is configured to acquire a confrontation targetcorresponding to the UAVs of the current side; and in combination withthe countermeasure and the optimal situation preponderant value, thecooperative mission assigning module is further configured to generate acontrol instruction for the UAVs of the current side and send thecontrol instruction to the UAV formation module.
 2. The control systemaccording to claim 1, further comprising a view display module, whereinthe view display module is configured to acquire the state informationand strategic confrontation images, and the view display module isfurther configured to output and display the state information and thestrategic confrontation images.
 3. The control system according to claim2, wherein, the management module is further configured to performsystem configuration and strategic confrontation performance analysis;the system configuration comprises simulation scheduling management,multi-UAV system initialization of the both sides in the confrontationand discrete event trigger management; wherein the simulation schedulingmanagement comprises setting management for system simulation duration,step length, simulation start time, and simulation end time; themulti-UAV system initialization of the both sides in the confrontationis configured to initially set flight states of the UAVs of the bothsides in the confrontation; and the discrete event trigger management isconfigured to perform artificial discrete event setting to suspend aconfrontation process of both sides of multiple UAVs; and the strategicconfrontation performance analysis comprises win rate result analysis,process trend analysis and confrontation time analysis; wherein the winrate result analysis is configured to show a win rate of the both sidesin the confrontation in form of a chart; the process trend analysis isconfigured to display a situation change trend of the both sides in theconfrontation in form of a curve; and the confrontation time analysis isconfigured to display confrontation time of the both sides in form of achart.
 4. The control system according to claim 3, wherein, the stateinformation comprises positions, velocities, attitude angles and controlinput information of the UAVs; and the control input informationcomprises longitudinal overload, normal overload and roll angles of theUAVs.
 5. The control system according to claim 3, wherein, the situationassessment information comprises maneuverability assessment informationand visual field assessment information; the visual field assessmentinformation comprises a distance assessment value, an azimuth angleassessment value and an aspect angle assessment value; and themaneuverability assessment information comprises an energy assessmentvalue and an aerial warfare capability assessment value.
 6. The controlsystem on according to claim 5, wherein, a calculation method for thedistance assessment value is: $T_{i}^{D} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{0,}\ } & {D_{i} \geq D_{R\;\max}} \\{{0{.5}e^{- \frac{D_{i} - D_{M\;\max}}{D_{R\;\max} - D_{M\;\max}}}},} & {D_{M\;\max} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{R\;\max}} \\{{2^{- \frac{D_{i} - D_{{MK}\;\max}}{D_{M\;\max} - D_{{MK}\;\max}}},}\ } & {D_{{MK}\max} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{M\;\max}} \\{{2^{- \frac{D_{i} - D_{{MK}\;\min}}{D_{M\;\min} - D_{{MK}\;\min}}},}\mspace{7mu}} & {D_{M\;\min} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{{MK}\;\min}} \\{{1,}\ } & {D_{{MK}\;\min} \leq D_{i} \leq D_{{MK}\;\max}}\end{matrix};} \right.$ where T_(i) ^(D) is the distance assessmentvalue, and D_(i), D_(R max), D_(M max), D_(M min), D_(MK max) andD_(MK min) respectively represent a relative distance between an i^(th)UAV of the current side and any UAV of the hostile side, a maximumsearch distance of a fire control radar, a maximum attack distance of anair-to-air missile, a minimum attack distance of the air-to-air missile,a maximum no-escape distance of the air-to-air missile, and a minimumno-escape distance of the air-to-air missile.
 7. The control systemaccording to claim 5, wherein, a calculation method for the azimuthangle assessment value is: $T_{i}^{\Phi} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{{{0.3}\left( {1 - \frac{{\Phi_{i}} - \Phi_{M\;\max}}{\Phi_{R\;\max} - \Phi_{M\;\max}}} \right)},}\ } & {{\Phi_{M\;\max}} \leq {\Phi_{i}} \leq {\Phi_{R\;\max}}} \\{{{{0.8} - \frac{{\Phi_{i}} - \Phi_{M\max}}{2\left( {\Phi_{R\;\max} - \Phi_{M\;\max}} \right)}}\ ,}\ } & {{\Phi_{{MK}\;\max}} \leq {\Phi_{i}} \leq {\Phi_{M\;\max}}} \\{{{1 - \frac{\Phi_{i}}{5\Phi_{{MK}\;\max}}},}\ } & {0 \leq {\Phi_{i}} \leq {\Phi_{{MK}\;\max}}} \\{{0,}\ } & {{\Phi_{i}} > {\Phi_{R\;\max}}}\end{matrix};} \right.$ where Φ_(i), Φ_(R max), Φ_(M max) and Φ_(MK max)respectively represent an azimuth angle between an i^(th) UAV of thecurrent side and any UAV of the hostile side, a maximum search azimuthangle of a fire control radar, a maximum search azimuth angle of anair-to-air missile, and a maximum no-escape angle of the air-to-airmissile, and T_(i) ^(Φ) is the azimuth angle assessment value.
 8. Thecontrol system according to claim 5, wherein, a calculation method forthe aspect angle assessment value is:$T_{i}^{p} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{\frac{p_{i}}{\overset{\_}{p}},}\ } & {{p_{i}} \leq \overset{\_}{p}} \\{{1 - \frac{{p_{1}} - \overset{\_}{p}}{{180} - \overset{\_}{p}}},} & {\overset{\_}{p} \leq {p_{i}} \leq 180}\end{matrix};} \right.$ where p_(i) and p respectively represent anaspect angle between an i^(th) UAV of the current side and any UAV ofthe hostile side and an aspect angle threshold, and T_(i) ^(p) is theaspect angle assessment value.
 9. The control system according to claim5, wherein, a calculation method for the energy assessment value is:$T^{E} = \left\{ {\begin{matrix}{{1,}\ } & {\frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} \geq 2} \\{{{1 + \frac{{0.9}\left( {E_{i} - {2E_{T}}} \right)}{1{.5}E_{i}}},}\mspace{7mu}} & {0.5 \leq \frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} < 2} \\{{{0.1},}\ } & {\frac{E_{i}}{E_{T}} < 0.5}\end{matrix};} \right.$ where E_(i)=H_(i)+V_(i) ²/2 g represents anenergy value of an i^(th) UAV, H_(i) is a flight height of the i^(th)UAV, V_(i) is a flight velocity of the i^(th) UAV, g is a gravitationalacceleration coefficient, E_(T) is an energy value of any UAV of thehostile side, and T_(i) ^(E) is the energy assessment value of thei^(th) UAV.
 10. The control system according to claim 5, wherein, acalculation method for the aerial warfare capability assessment valueis:T _(i) ^(c)=[lnΣB _(i)+ln(ΣA _(i)+1)+ln(ΣD _(i))]k _(i) ¹ k _(i) ² k_(i) ³; where B_(i), A_(i) and D_(i) respectively represent amaneuverability parameter, a firepower measurement parameter and adetection capability measurement parameter of an i^(th) UAV, k_(i) ¹,k_(i) ² and k_(i) ³ respectively represent a control efficiencycoefficient, a survivability coefficient and a range coefficient of thei^(th) UAV, and T_(i) ^(c) is the aerial warfare capability assessmentvalue of the i^(th) UAV.
 11. The control system according to claim 3,wherein, in the decision-making module, a method for “acquiring theoptimal situation preponderant value of the UAVs of the current siderelative to the UAVs of the hostile side to construct the situationmatrix of the UAV formation of the current side relative to the UAVformation of the hostile side” comprises: constructing a situationmatrix of the UAVs of the current side relative to the UAVs of thehostile side based on the maneuvering tactics of the UAVs of the currentside and the hostile side and in combination with the situationassessment information; the maneuvering tactics comprise transversemaneuvering tactics and longitudinal maneuvering tactics of the UAVs,wherein the transverse maneuvering tactics determine a variation of aflight-path drift angle of the UAV, and the longitudinal maneuveringtactics determine a variation of a height of the UAV; and obtaining theoptimal situation preponderant value of the UAVs of the current siderelative to the UAVs of the hostile side based on situation preponderantvalues in the situation matrix of the UAVs of the current side relativeto the UAVs of the hostile side through a min-max theorem, andconstructing the situation matrix of the UAV formation of the currentside relative to the UAV formation of the hostile side.
 12. The controlsystem according to claim 3, wherein, in the decision-making module, amethod for “acquiring the countermeasure of the current side based onthe situation matrix through the preset tactic selection method”comprises: sequentially selecting maximum values in the situationmatrix, and deleting all elements of rows and columns corresponding tothe maximum values in the situation matrix; accumulating the maximumvalues to obtain an overall situation preponderant value of the UAVformation of the current side relative to the UAV formation of thehostile side; and comparing the overall situation preponderant valuewith minimum and maximum situation preponderant thresholds based on theoverall situation preponderant value, and acquiring the countermeasureof the UAV formation of the current side.
 13. The control systemaccording to claim 12, wherein, in the cooperative mission assigningmodule, a method for “acquiring the confrontation target correspondingto the UAVs of the current side,” comprises: acquiring, according to rowand column coordinates corresponding to the maximum values sequentiallyselected in the situation matrix, the UAVs of the hostile sidecorresponding to the UAVs of the current side.